Skill
Patient Communication
Healthcare and Medical
Patient communication is the skill of clearly and empathetically conveying medical information, instructions, and emotional support to patients and their families. Healthcare providers rely on strong communication to build trust, ensure treatment adherence, and reduce anxiety or confusion during medical encounters.
Patient Communication in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Medical Support Assistant (Advanced) - Surgical Care
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Minneapolis, MN · $53,931 – $70,110
This Veterans Affairs position manages appointment scheduling, patient access, and administrative coordination for surgical clinics in a busy healthcare system. The role requires someone who can independently handle complex scheduling, communicate with clinical teams, and process high volumes of patient inquiries while understanding VA healthcare regulations.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Therapy Assistant
Indian Health Service
Full-time · Kayenta, AZ · $40,736 – $52,957
Support physical and occupational therapists in a Native American healthcare setting by teaching patients exercise programs, fitting assistive devices, and managing clinic operations. This role combines direct patient care with administrative support, ideal for someone seeking meaningful work in community health.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Medical Assistant or LPN - PRN
CityMD
Contract · Murray, KY
This role supports patients and providers in primary and urgent care settings by performing clinical tasks like vital signs, phlebotomy, EKGs, and medication administration under provider direction. It suits someone with medical or nursing credentials who wants flexible, PRN scheduling in a multispecialty care environment.
Listed on CityMD’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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